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Moved to Cloudflare? Check It Isn't Quietly Blocking AI Crawlers

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You moved your site onto Cloudflare. DNS resolved, the padlock is green, every page loads in your browser. Job done? Not quite. Cloudflare now decides, at the edge, what each client gets, and several of its features treat AI crawlers differently from people. If you never opened those settings, you…

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  1. 2026-10-23 16:19 · DEV Community — AI
    Moved to Cloudflare? Check It Isn't Quietly Blocking AI Crawlers

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